Sentence examples for express spoke from inspiring English sources
The confrontation of Blanche Dubois and Stanley Kowalski sent the British press into a tizzy: Logan Gourlay in the Sunday Express spoke for many when he condemned the play as "the progress of a prostitute, the flight of a nymphomaniac, the ravings of a sexual neurotic".
The heroism was also claimed by Ireland: the Dublin Evening Telegraph's headline read "South Pole Almost Reached By An Irishman", while the Dublin Express spoke of the "qualities that were his heritage as an Irishman".
"Al Franken: God Spoke" gives him plenty of time to express this anger, and also to crack a few jokes, but not really enough to present his arguments.
The Wilpons have expressed such optimism since Fred Wilpon first spoke of an Ebbets Field-like stadium with a retractable roof in 1996 and unveiled a model over three years ago.
In interviews this week, many soldiers and officers expressed relief that violence was down; some spoke of boredom.
The exerted force and force targets are visualized on a display, expressed in cursor that has to be moved to consecutive targets on a wheel in which the spokes denote force directions and the rim denotes the desired force magnitude.
Spoke at length about his future, which seems destined to be spent in Russia for the foreseeable future after expressing disappointment over the failure of western European governments to offer him a home.
